David Sacks
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first heard Jul 2026
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Yeah.
That's smart.
Yeah.
So, you know, when we talk about winning the AI race, sometimes we say we're in a race against China.
Sometimes we just leave it a little bit more vague because I don't think we should become overly obsessed with our competitors or adversaries.
I think whether we win or not will mostly have to do with the decisions we make about our own technology ecosystem, not about, you know, what we do vis-a-vis them.
And so the president in his July 23rd speech on AI policy, I think, mentioned a few of the key pillars of how we win this AI race.
And by the way, I'm not saying it ever ends.
It might be an infinite game, but we want to be in the lead at least.
And I do think that...
There could be a period of time where, like, you know, take the internet where, I mean, the internet's still going on, it's happened, but we understand that kind of who the winners are is kind of baked now.
So there could be a period of time in which, you know, it's kind of baked who the winners in AI are.
But in any event, you know, in terms of how we win this race, you know, I mentioned a few of the key pillars.
Number one is innovation.
You know, it's very important to support the private sector because they're the ones who do the innovation.
We're not going to regulate our way to beating our adversary.
We just have to out-innovate them.
I mentioned I think right now the biggest obstacle is the frenzy of over-regulation happening at the states.
I desperately think we need a single federal standard
A patchwork of 50 different regulatory regimes is going to be incredibly burdensome to comply with.
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